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AMASTUOLA

Approved Aug 14, 2018
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What to Expect

Expect a delightful blend of Malvasia Bianca and Fiano from Italy's sun-drenched regions, offering a bouquet of floral, citrus, peach, and sometimes honeyed notes. With its aromatic profile and textured palate, this table white wine is perfect for pairing with seafood, roast poultry, soft cheeses, herb-driven pasta, fruit desserts, almond pastries, and lightly spiced dishes. Whether enjoyed dry or sweet, it showcases the versatility of Malvasia Bianca and Fiano in creating a range of delicious flavors that connect everyday Mediterranean whites to some of Europe's oldest sweet-wine traditions.

TTB ID18220001001037
Brand nameAMASTUOLA
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsMalvasia Bianca, Fiano
Approval dateAug 14, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number180024
Permit numberPA-I-15137
Producer name & addressALLORA WINE GROUP, LLC 11 5TH AVE UNIT 201 PITTSBURGH PA 15222 ALLORA WINE GROUP&nbsp(Used on label)
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